At 4:00 a.m. Beijing time on February 16, the first leg of the 2021-2022 Champions League quarterfinals, Paris Saint-Germain will face Real Madrid at home, which is one of the most interesting matches in the quarter-finals. Messi will play as a Paris player against their old rival Real Madrid, and the combined value of the two teams in Germany's "Transfer Market" is as high as 1.7 billion euros. It is worth mentioning that CCTV5 will not broadcast this game live.
Highlight 1: The final that was played early? The Champions League 1.7 billion showdown is coming
Pochettino pointed out that Paris vs Real Madrid may be a Champions League final-level contest, and Paris has been eager to win the Champions League for a long time, so it will definitely be full of enthusiasm. According to the statistics of Germany's "Transfer Market", the total value of real Madrid is 780 million euros, and Paris Saint-Germain is as high as 910 million euros, and the two teams together are close to 1.7 billion euros. Real Madrid's highest value is 100 million euros of Vinicius, while the highest value of Paris is Mbappe of 160 million euros.
Highlight two: Messi played Again against Real Madrid, scoring 26 goals in 45 games in his career
Messi was a big star in the game, and last summer he left Barca for Paris, his first time playing against Real Madrid as a non-Barca player. According to statistics, Messi has played against Real Madrid 45 times in his career, and the data is 26 goals and 14 assists, directly involved in 40 goals. Messi's last game against Real Madrid was in the 30th round of La Liga last season, when Barca lost 2-1 away to Real Madrid, Messi played the whole game, although he did not score, but still elected the MVP of the game.
There is no doubt that Messi will be one of the most threatening players on the pitch, and Paris manager Pochettino said before the game: "Messi is in good shape and has a strong desire to play. His talent and experience are very important to us. "Messi has only scored 2 goals in Ligue 1 this season, but in the Champions League may the boss is in excellent form, he scored 5 goals.
Watch point three: high attention! Can Kylian Mbappe score against potential new clubs?
In addition to Messi, Mbappe's attention is also very high. As we all know, Mbappe is likely to switch to Real Madrid this summer, and before the game he said that he would not think about the transfer and would do his best to help the team eliminate Real Madrid, so it is worth paying attention to what mbappe will play in this game. Mbappe has been in good form this season, with 21 goals in 31 appearances for Paris so far, can he break through the gate guarded by Courtois?
Watch point four: Ramos is injured, Ancelotti or send the Surprises
Another big focus of this game is that Ramos may turn against the old owner, and Shui Ye left Real Madrid last summer to switch to Paris. However, Paris have announced that Ramos will not be able to catch up with the first leg due to injury, but Ramos still has a chance to return to the Bernabeu in the second leg.
In this blockbuster showdown, what kind of start Ancelotti will sacrifice is a topic of interest to fans, and UEFA officially predicts that Real Madrid's trident will be Asensio, Benzema and Vinicius. But former Real Madrid superintendent Bardano said Ancelotti should give Bale a chance, saying: "Bale is a big heart player and I will bet on him. Bale is definitely a player who is excited about the big scenes and we've all seen him perform before. ”
Watch point five: top treatment! The referee of the Champions League final is in charge
UEFA officially announced that the law enforcement of the Paris vs Real Madrid match is the famous Italian referee Orsato, 46-year-old Orsato has previously presided over the Champions League final, and has a lot of experience. In the past, Orsato has enforced Real Madrid's matches 4 times, Real Madrid's record is 2 wins and 2 losses, he has also enforced Paris games 6 times, and the greater Paris record is 3 wins and 3 losses, in other words, Orsato's record is 55% of both Real Madrid and Paris.